Blimey, we used to buy mail order from Cob Records when I was at School. Nearly 45 years ago. We had a guy at school who lived near there.
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John Martyn -The Church with One Bell. So happy to have this on vinyl finally. Luckily Craft have done it very nicely and it sounds fab. My only gripe is that there’s a picture inner but no anti static inner and as usual the LP was seemingly welded to the paper of the picture inner. Still it doesn’t totally mar what is otherwise a wonderful release.
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I’m going to be in Wales in the next couple of weeks, might be in the area if so will deffo pop in and mention the Naim Forum
20 highlights from the Queen of Soul’s 4CD set including previously unreleased tracks “Call Me” – Alternate Version, “Until You Come Back To Me” – Work Tape, “You Light Up My Life”, and “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” – Live, which was originally broadcast on The 38th Annual Kennedy Center Honors on 12/19/15.
Side One
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“Never Grow Old” -
“Today I Sing The Blues” -
“One Step Ahead” -
“I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)” -
“A Change Is Gonna Come”
Side Two
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“Respect” -
“Chain Of Fools” – Alternate Version -
“Call Me” – Alternate Version * -
“Rock Steady” – Alternate Mix/Take -
“How I Got Over” (Single Edit) – Live
Side Three
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“Master Of Eyes (The Deepness Of Your Eyes)”
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“Until You Come Back To Me” – Work Tape *
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“Something He Can Feel”
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“You Light Up My Life” *
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“Think”
Side Four
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“Freeway Of Love”
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“I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me) – Aretha Franklin and George Michael
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“Someday We’ll All Be Free”
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“A Rose Is Still A Rose”
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“(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” – Live*
(Originally Broadcast On The 38th Annual Kennedy Center Honors 12/19/15)
*Previously Unreleased Audio
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One of the higlights of RSD 2021 - the five-LP War box set, compriding the first five post-Burdon LPs: War, The World Is A Ghetto, All Day Music, Deliver The Word and Why Can’t We Be Friends?
Nice unboxing vid from Paul at SDE here:
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Just received this week, now is on the platter after a good washing.
It does sound great as you say but it’s not a flawless pressing, nothing serious that would suggest to return It.
Nice album, sounds warm and “physical”, thank you to bring it to our attention 
You know you shouldn’t… 
CD is made for that… 
Two of my favourite Chet LP’s long out of press but now reissued on import by King Records, Japan.
A bit pricey but both these reissues together cost less than either first press on its own.
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Memories is a great album indeed… I have the original Paddle Wheel release that I played countless times… I should consider the CD…
Thanks @mojo_65 I already have both CD’s which I have ripped to a hard drive but am a record collector and the chance to own these two records reissued by the legendary King Records from Japan parent of Paddle Wheel is something special.
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I shouldn’t have checked your post… 
But thanks anyway 
Same here - if I remember correctly, they used to specialise in the ‘blues’ in the late sixties. Perhaps they advertised in the Melody Maker?
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Hi Kevster,
Looks a nice set, but as ever I’m hesitant about coloured vinyl, would you kindly report back on the pressings when you’ve had time?
I was amused watching the whole video how all the different records came out the sleeves without resistance, so many I get these days come almost welded in that sometimes surgery is required 
Cheers
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Weekend listening sorted - US 60s classic; Nu York style and modern Brit jazz/funk (Emma Jean Thackray Yellow)
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Just picked up a vinyl copy of Bill Evans ‘Behind the Dikes’.
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